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infrastructure minister is still in istanbul where the deal was struck yesterday, and the committee has already been formed to get the deal up and running, and ukraine says it is still committed despite what we ve heard from some officials, still committed to working this deal forward, and trying to get the grain exported, but it has, this strike, it has created a real, you know, added impetus to that level of distrust that is there, and i think that has been added to again today. turkey, who is sort of overseeing this deal, the guarantors of the deal, the defense minister in turkey today, said they had spoke within the opposite number in russia who signed the deal, and the russians are claiming that they didn t fire those missiles at odesa today. so trust is really in short supply. but the biggest worry is going to be going forward, if there is an atmosphere of russian strikes around odesa, and other ports where the ukraine exports are supposed to happen, it is going to make it much h